John R O'Donnell

US Patent:

8322996, Dec 4, 2012

Filed:

Feb 6, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/366877

Inventors:

Daniel A. McNeil - Metuchen NJ, US
John O'Donnell - Brielle NJ, US
Frank Brown - Bayville NJ, US

Assignee:

Air Cruisers Company - Wall NJ

International Classification:

F04F 5/44
F04F 5/46
F04F 5/26

US Classification:

417195, 137889, 137890, 417163, 417167, 417168, 417177, 417182

Abstract:

Aspirators for inflating devices such as (but not limited to) aircraft evacuation slides and rafts are detailed. Housings of the aspirators may be made of wound filaments of composite materials, reducing their weight as compared to conventional metal structures. Such actions as reconfiguring and repositioning jet nozzles within the housings also contribute to enhancing performance of the aspirators.

US Patent:

53096215, May 10, 1994

Filed:

Mar 26, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/858100

Inventors:

John A. O'Donnell - Cypress TX
Richard W. Wilson - The Woodlands TX

Assignee:

Baker Hughes Incorporated - Houston TX

International Classification:

B23P 1102

US Classification:

29447

Abstract:

A method is provided for securing a wellbore tool assembly to a wellbore tubular member, which includes a number of method steps. The wellbore tubular member is provided, and defines a surface with a substantially cylindrical shape having a selected tubular diameter. A wellbore tool assembly is likewise provided, and includes a plurality of ring-shaped components, with at least one ring-shaped component defining a cylindrical surface having a selected ring diameter which differs from the tubular diameter of the wellbore tubular member. A plurality of radial groove members and radial land members are formed on at least one of the cylindrical surface of the wellbore tubular member and the cylindrical surface of the at least one ring-shaped component of the wellbore tool assembly. The wellbore tubular member and the at least one ring-shaped component of the wellbore tool assembly are urged to differing thermal conditions to cause the tubular diameter and the ring diameter to become substantially equal. While maintaining the differing thermal conditions, the wellbore tubular member and the at least one ring-shaped component of the wellbore tool assembly are coupled together.

US Patent:

53279646, Jul 12, 1994

Filed:

Mar 1, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/024552

Inventors:

John A. O'Donnell - Cypress TX
Richard W. Wilson - The Woodlands TX

Assignee:

Baker Hughes Incorporated - Houston TX

International Classification:

E21B 2300

US Classification:

166208

Abstract:

A method is provided for securing a wellbore tool assembly to a wellbore tubular member, which includes a number of method steps. The wellbore tubular member is provided, and defines a surface with a substantially cylindrical shape having a selected tubular diameter. A wellbore tool assembly is likewise provided, and includes a plurality of ring-shaped components, with at least one ring-shaped component defining a cylindrical surface having a selected ring diameter which differs from the tubular diameter of the wellbore tubular member. A plurality of radial groove members and radial land members are formed on at least one of the cylindrical surface of the wellbore tubular member and the cylindrical surface of the at least one ring-shaped component of the wellbore tool assembly. The wellbore tubular member and the at least one ring-shaped component of the wellbore tool assembly are urged to differing thermal conditions to cause the tubular diameter and the ring diameter to become substantially equal. While maintaining the differing thermal conditions, the wellbore tubular member and the at least one ring-shaped component of the wellbore tool assembly are coupled together.

US Patent:

20130154920, Jun 20, 2013

Filed:

Sep 11, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/610215

Inventors:

Daniel I. Radin - New York NY, US
David C. Gill - North Providence RI, US
John E. O'Donnell - Ft. Lauderdale FL, US
Matthew J. Stith - Greenville RI, US

Assignee:

ALESIS, L.P. - Cumberland RI

International Classification:

G09G 5/00

US Classification:

345156

Abstract:

A guitar input and output dock for a tablet computer is disclosed. The guitar input and output dock includes a dock portion having a cavity configured and arranged to receive a tablet computer therein. The dock portion includes a guitar input, an audio output, and a foot pedal controller input. A foot pedal controller having a foot pedal is electrically connected to the foot pedal controller input. An electrical circuit in the dock portion is configured and arranged to transmit audio input from the guitar input and pedal press information from foot pedal controller to the tablet computer for audio processing and transmit the processed audio from the tablet computer to the audio output.